how to print the data from particular node to uart

[ps_anu]

hi...

i am working on mesh , i have done light switch example , now i want to get some message from node and send to particular node . how to print the same message which is from particular node to uart termite 

please help me out. 

thanks in advance 

[awneil]

Which part are you stuck on:

1. Identifying which node sent a particular message?
2. How to print to the UART?

Each one is entirely independent of the other.

[ps_anu]

i am using two boards , example A and B .. A will sent a message to B And that message has to be read and write on uart using termite 

[ps_anu]

yeah i am receiving logging information but i am not getting  the char which i have sent 

[awneil]

So, again, have you checked your data types?

[ps_anu]

how would you say that set_params.on_off is pointer?

[awneil]

ps_anu said:

how would you say that set_params.on_off is pointer

I didn't say that it was - I said that the way you are using it requires that it is!

Aha - I found what I actually said:

https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/f/nordic-q-a/44964/how-to-print-the-data-from-particular-node-to-uart/179179#179179

As I said, arr[] and Ara[] are char arrays, so this assignment:

set_params.on_off = arr;

expects that set_params.on_off is a char pointer.

If set_params.on_off is not, in fact,  a char pointer - then that code is not going to do what you want!

Again, this is standard 'C' programming - nothing specifically to do with Nordic:

The thing on the left-hand side of an assignment has to be of the same type (or a "compatible" type) as the thing on the right-hand side of the assignment.

[ps_anu]

Thanks alot both of you . i have changed in client  side (set_params.on_off) , now what are the things i should change in server side 

[awneil]

One of the reasons this thread is getting so long and so hard to follow is that you keep giving these over-brief, vague posts thin on detail - so that we keep having to pull the information out of you!

You still haven't answered all the questions about the problems you were seeing.

ps_anu said:

i have changed in client  side (set_params.on_off)

So what, exactly, have you changed?

How, exactly, did you change it?

How, exactly, has that changed the behaviour that you are seeing?

Is that now the behaviour that you expect/require?

Did you understand the point (sic!) about pointers ?

[ps_anu]

yeah , set_params.on_off is in bool state , so now i changed it to a character,

 uint16_t x_in;
    char a = 78;
 //char arr[80] = "code";
// char ara [80] = "set";
 
    switch(button_number)
    {
        case 0:
        case 2:
        
           x_in = a;
            break;

        case 1:
        case 3:
       
            x_in = a;
            break;
    }

    set_params.tid = tid++;
    transition_params.delay_ms = APP_CONFIG_ONOFF_DELAY_MS;
    transition_params.transition_time_ms = APP_CONFIG_ONOFF_TRANSITION_TIME_MS;
    __LOG(LOG_SRC_APP, LOG_LEVEL_INFO, "Sending msg: ONOFF SET %d\n",x_in);

yes i got  result , but not in server side, i hope that i  need to make some changes in server side, where i should change and how

[awneil]

ps_anu said:

set_params.on_off is in bool state , so now i changed it to a character,

Then it's still wrong!

awneil said:

Did you understand the point (sic!) about pointers ?

apparently not!